God I hope so. I'm sick of everyone acting like every rusted out hulk of anything pre-1974 is worth ten grand.

That's what I love about Top Gear USA. It's pure entertainment...

Agreed, at least from the perspective of a self-proclaimed automotive enthusiasts. The only cars they test now, in any fashion vaguely resembling a normal one, are the big ones that will appeal even to the relatively large (for a car show) number of people who watch the show but don't really care about cars: hypercars…

I am ready for the next season of TGUSA, Sadly I don't get BBC America with my cable package, (not that I would wait a week to see a chopped version anyway), But I do get History Channel.

I like you.

They have some problems with low-grip surfaces....

It's comforting to know that the great racers we've lost, like Sean Edwards not only lived, and I mean REALLY LIVED, even if it was for too short a time. They've also inspired countless mere mortals, like me, to live for their passion. Thanks goes to Sean, Marco Simoncelli, Maria De Villota, Dan Wheldon, Andrea…

It's got windows. I don't see the problem.

I grew up rural. If my career allowed it I'd still live rural. Chill Winston. Not picking on Appalachia or non-ny/DC areas.

If it's wrong to think this is the perfect couple, I don't want to ever be right.

I must find a woman like this.

I think that this is every Jalop's dream.

...and the cop shouldn't have been following that closely. If you can't react to what the car in front of you is doing, you're too close.

Yep, they worked to obscure it a little, but forgot the cloud pattern, which is identical. I think Alcott should place a value on the image, donate it to the city, and use it as a nice (and hopefully qualifiable) tax deduction. Suing a city in bankruptcy probably won't work out well for him financially, so he is…